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Smalley Lucy Anna [Female] b. 19 JAN 1737 Lebanon, CT - d. 19 FEB 1797 Royalton, Vermont
"Our Smalley Lineage" has Lucy Anna's ancestors documented.
Lucy Anna is a Mayflower descendant.
She is also on findagrave. :
Daughter of Joseph Smalley (1712-1783) and Jemima Ordway (1715-1788). She was a 5th generation descendant of Constance Hopkins, who with her brother Giles, father Stephen Hopkins, step-mother Elizabeth Fisher and step brothers, Demaris and Oceanus, arrived on the Mayflower.
Raised in a Pomfret, Connecticut, she married Timothy Durkee there in 1758. By 1780, they had relocated to Royalton, Vermont.
Family Data Collection - Marriages
Joseph Small - Jemima Ordway - 31 October 1734 - Lebanon New London CT
Joseph's name is seen as "Small" as well as Smalley.
From findagrave:
Son of Benjamin Small/Smalley and Rebecca Snow
Husband of Jamima (Ordway)Smalley. Father of 6 Children. Lucy Ann, Elisha, Joseph, James, Francis and Rebecca.
Descendent of "Constance Hopkins" of the "Mayflower Voyage"
In Thomas "Dirkee's" will dated 1757, he mentions his wife Rebeckah, sons, James, NATHANIEL, Andrew, Robert, daughters, Elizabeth Webb, Mary Johnson and Amie Pitcher. Also the children of sons, Thomas, Joseph and Benjamin. He leaves his youngest son, Nathan his great Bible. Son Solomon is thought to have died young and he is not mentioned in this will.
The complete will is printed in the Durkee family newsletter, Summer 1985.
Elizabeth's maiden name was probably Lord, there were more families by that name in the area.
Some records list it as "Ford", but probably because of the handwriting.
Durkee also spelled Durgy, Durgee, Durgey, Durge (etc) in early records.
Much of the information in this "tree" comes from the 3 volume set of "The Durkee Family Genealogy"
When Cromwell invaded Ireland, William's family was murdered and the property confiscated. William was sold into slavery and shipped to Barbados. In 1658 Cromwell died, in 1660 Charles II regained the throne and finally in 1663 freed the Irish and Scot slaves. On November 9, 1663, on the ship Redemtioneer, William Durgee arrived in Ipswich, Mass. He worked for Thomas Bishop. Martha Cross also worked for the same family.
U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 Record
William Durkee - married Martha Cross in the year 1664. MA
The Durkees in America descend from three sons of Wm and Martha, John, Thomas and William.
Henry is only mentioned in one source and probably died young.
Hannah Cook was evidently married to Thomas Bucland first.
So sometimes her name is listed as Buck, Buckland etc.
Robert was born in Dedham, Suffolk County, England, and christened on June 26 1613. Info from church records.
He came to New England on the Mary and John in 1634.
Robert Cross was litigious most of his adult life and is mentioned in many court cases.
Clement died unmarried. No children.
Fane died unmarried. No children.
David died unmarried. No children.
Dawes Roll -Cherokees by Blood - number #21880
1900 Cherokee Nation, I.T. census:.....(next door - Lemuel and Ruth Wicked)
George W Sheppard......1856.....44.....I.T....TN....MO
Tellie Sheppard.....July 1872....MO
Charles Sheppard....March 1890....10.....I.T.
Edward Sheppard....Feb 1892....8....I.T.
Pearl Sheppard....Jun 1899....11/12....I.T.
1910 Muskogee Ok. Census:
G. W. Shepherd...54...OK..GA..MO
Stella Shepherd...37...MO..NC..MO
Charlie Shepherd...20..OK
Eddie Shepherd...18...OK
Pearl Shepherd...10...OK
Jackson Shepherd...6...OK
Oliver P Shepherd...2...OK
1920 Muskogee Ok. Census
George W Sheppard...63...OK
Stella Sheppard...49...MO
Pearl Sheppard....20..OK
Jackson Sheppard...17..OK
Perry Sheppard...11...OK
George Sheppard...8...OK
In the 1930 census, Tellie is living with son Perry.
Name sometimes seem as "Wicked"
1900 Cherokee Nation, IT census:
Lem Wicked....May 1849....51....GA
Ruth Wicked....March 1852....IT
Alpha O Wicked....Nov 1889....10....IT
family is listed next to George W. Sheppard, Ruth's brother
1910 Muskogee OK Census:
Lemuel Wickett....60........GA
Ruth Wickett....58.........OK
Lon N Terry......23......MO...son-in-law
Alpha O Terry......20......OK......daughter
Augusta Terry...4/12...OK......g.daughter
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1900 Cherokee Nation, IT census:
Starling Coltston......Dec 1853....46....IT
Clemention Coltston....June 1859....40...IT
Leona Coltston....Dec 1883....16....ARK
Dora Coltston....Oct 1896....3....IT
1900 Census, Oklahoma Territory
Lincoln, Seminole Township
Jessie Vermillion........... Sept 1862....... 37........MO
Nettie C Vermillion ..........Nov 1868........ 31..........TN
Del W Vermillion........ Oct 1886........13.......Indian Terr.
Sallie Vermillion......... Aug 1890....... 9........ "
Jesse B Vermillion ....... Dec 1899....... 1 ........ "
Frank James......... July 1874.........26........TN.....boarder ......Nettie's brother
1910 Wagoner OK census:
J. C. Vermillion......47.....MO
N.C. Vermillion......41.....TN...... had 8 children, 3 are living
Wm D Vermillion....23.....OK
Sally Vermillion....19...OK
J. E. Vermillion....11...OK
1920 Wagoner OK census:
Jesse Vermillion......57.....MO
Nettie Vermillion.....53.....TN
Thomas is mentioned in his father's will as Thomas C W Poyner.
Called "Mattie", she never married. Lived the last 18 years of her life with her niece Mrs. Davis in Nebraska.
She is buried in Abbottsville Cemetery, in Darke Co. OH.
According to the death certificate of Mary "Emma" Brown, her father was Ed Brown and mother Mary Spain.
Ancestry.com shows Edward F. Brown as the father of Cannie Brown, Mary's sister. No info on his wife or other children.
Probably s/b Edward "E"
1850 Henderson Co. TN. Census:
Lenard Brown......... 46.........TN.......Farmer
Elizabeth Brown..........44................NC
EDWARD BROWN.......... 21.........TN........Farmer
Susan Brown...........20.........TN
Eliza I. Brown.......... 18.........TN
William A. Brown..........16.........TN
Mary Brown...............15.........TN
(Sarah) Elizabeth..........12.........TN
Albert M(ason) Brown..........10.........TN
(Martha) Catherine Brown........ 8.........TN
Charles G(rantville) Brown......... 5.........TN
(Margaret) Diemitia Brown....... 3.........TN
Could not find the Edward or Elias Brown family in 1860. Except Mary Emma and Margaret E were living with grandparents David Spain and Eliza in Henderson Co. TN
1870 Gibson Co. TN. census:
ELIAS BROWN.........42.........TN
Sarah Brown......... 34........TN
George G. Brown.........18
Calli?? Brown..........16 (female- can't read name)
MARY E BROWN .........15
(Margaret) Elizabeth Brown......12
(Cannie) Moriah Brown......... 11
Lillie E Brown............. 3
Leathia (?) Brown ............ 3 months
1880 Pope County AR census:
EDWARD E BROWN......... 51..........TN....... farmer
Sarah L. Brown.......... 45 ..............TN...... wife
Lillie E. Brown.......... 12............TN.
Lerotia (?) Brown.........10...........TN
Leonard (?) Female(?) .......... 8.........AR
Lonah E Brown...................7.........AR
Edward E Brown........ 5.........AR
Elliott Brown............. 2.........AR
No reference to the name "Mary" (as Edward's wife) except on daughter Mary Emma (Brown) Johnson's death certificate. Mary Spain Brown died and Edward remarried.
Living next door, in the 1880 census, is Margaret Elizabeth (Brown) Rogers. Married to James Madison Rogers. She must have died before the 1900 census. Their son, (Gideon) Kirk Rogers was a Presbyterian minister in Houston, Tx. He came to Bandera and conducted the funeral for his first cousin, Edward Asa Johnson in Sept. 1968. Kirk Rogers passed away in 1976.
Mary Emma, Cannie and Lillie were all born in Tennessee. Mary Emma was married in Pope Co. Arkansas in 1875 and Cannie (or Carrie) was married in Pope Co. Arkansas in 1877. Lillie was married to a Mr Petrey and then married L E Gibson in Pope Co. She was on the 1900 Pope Co. Ark. census with husband Edward L. Gibson. Asa Johnson wrote letters to his Aunt Lillie in Arkansas, at least until 1950.
According to the death certificate of Mary "Emma" Brown, her father was Ed Brown and mother Mary Spain.
Her obituary shows sisters Mrs. L.E. (Lillie) Gibson and Cannie Purviance as survivors. Also sons V.A., Twiggs, E.A., J.C., H.E. and Idus.
Ancestry.com shows Edward F. Brown as the father of Cannie Brown, Mary's sister. No info on his wife or other children.
1880 Pope County Arkansas census:
Edward E. Brown, age 51, farmer
Sarah L. Brown, age 45, wife
Lillie E. Brown, age 12 - she is the right age for Mary's sister Lillie.
Lerotia (?) age 10
Leonard (?) Female(?) age 8
Lonah E. age 7
Edward E. age 5
Elliott, age 2 Don't know if this is the right family - maybe Mary Spain Brown died and Edward remarried?
Mary Emma, Cannie and Lillie were all born in Tennessee, but Mary Emma was married in Pope Co. Arkansas in 1875 and Cannie (or Carrie) was married in Pope Co. Arkansas in 1877.
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